communication

4. The process of interpreting or understanding the meaning of a message.
6. A back-and-forth exchange of thoughts, ideas, or feelings between two or more people.
7. Meaning
11. A way of communicating without using spoken or written words (e.g., tone, gestures, eye contact).
12. The person who gets the message and tries to understand it.
13. Communication using spoken or written words.

1. Movements of the hands, arms, or body used to express ideas or feelings without words.
2. Language The use of physical behaviors—such as posture, gestures, and facial expressions—to communicate without words.
3. The process of sharing or exchanging information, ideas, or feelings between people.
5. The process of turning thoughts, ideas, or feelings into a message (using words, gestures, or symbols).
8. The person who starts communication by creating and sending a message.
9. The channel or way a message is delivered (e.g., speech, phone call, text, email).
10. A system of words, sounds, or symbols that people use to communicate meaning.